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Episode Archive

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This page is the complete [[Norse Code]] episode archive, organised by season.
Episodes with show notes in the archive are marked ✓.
Episode pages without titles are stubs awaiting completion.

''See also: [[:Category:Episodes]]''

==2026 Season==

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| [[Episode 607|607]] || Podcasters vs. Streamers || ✓
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==2025 Season==

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| [[Episode 576|576]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 577|577]] || Ethically Sourced Bones || ✓
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| [[Episode 578|578]] || Torment Nexus || ✓
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| [[Episode 580|580]] || The Lost Episode || ✓
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| [[Episode 581|581]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 582|582]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 583|583]] || Double Ngakoue || ✓
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| [[Episode 585|585]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 586|586]] || You Never Want to Go Double || ✓
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| [[Episode 587|587]] || The Brain Survives a Lot of Abuse || ✓
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| [[Episode 588|588]] || A Lack of Justis || ✓
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| [[Episode 589|589]] || Misery Cohort || ✓
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| [[Episode 590|590]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 591|591]] || Structurally Capable || ✓
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| [[Episode 592|592]] || Somewhat Ethical Hater || ✓
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| [[Episode 593|593]] || Kirkish Genocide || ✓
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| [[Episode 594|594]] || Someone Should Consider Matt Ryan's Feelings || ✓
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| [[Episode 596|596]] || One More Time || ✓
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| [[Episode 597|597]] || Nepotism of Theseus || ✓
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| [[Episode 599|599]] || Dreams Do Come True || ✓
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| [[Episode 599.5|599.5]] || Blurs and Epilogues || ✓
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| [[Episode 600|600]] || Sam Darnold Reasons || ✓
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| [[Episode 601|601]] || Sam Darnold Reasons || ✓
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| [[Episode 602|602]] || Canonically Immortal || ✓
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| [[Episode 603|603]] || Hugging Italians || ✓
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| [[Episode 604|604]] || Truly Delightful People || ✓
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| [[Episode 605|605]] || In the wrong place and time (being disappointed in the rain) || ✓
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| [[Episode 606|606]] || Dry July || ✓
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==2024 Season==

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| [[Episode 533|533]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 534|534]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 535|535]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 536|536]] || Ignoring the Darnold in the Room || ✓
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| [[Episode 537|537]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 538|538]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 539|539]] || Evaluate the Vibe || ✓
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| [[Episode 540|540]] || Personification of Oversaturation || ✓
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| [[Episode 542|542]] || The Movement || ✓
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| [[Episode 543|543]] || The Movement || ✓
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| [[Episode 544|544]] || Pythagorean Wins || ✓
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| [[Episode 545|545]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 547|547]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 548|548]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 550|550]] || Voltron of Correctness || ✓
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| [[Episode 551|551]] || The Art of Getting Punched in the Face with Everyone Watching || ✓
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| [[Episode 553|553]] || I Don't Feel Better || ✓
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| [[Episode 554|554]] || The Horrors Persist || ✓
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| [[Episode 555|555]] || The Horrors Continue to Persist || ✓
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| [[Episode 556|556]] || The Horrors Continue to Persist (Can Be Destroyed by Heat) || ✓
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| [[Episode 557|557]] || Confirmed in a Denial || ✓
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| [[Episode 558|558]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 559|559]] || Demolish the World || ✓
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| [[Episode 560|560]] || Don't Tear Gas the Squirrels || ✓
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| [[Episode 561|561]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 562|562]] || Infinite Money Glitch || ✓
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| [[Episode 563|563]] || Illegal in Most States || ✓
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| [[Episode 564|564]] || There Was No Winning Move || ✓
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| [[Episode 566|566]] || Arif's Support Squad / The Burn Book || ✓
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| [[Episode 567|567]] || Kevin O'Quiggley || ✓
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| [[Episode 568|568]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 569|569]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 570|570]] || Antichrist Superstar || ✓
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| [[Episode 571|571]] || The Promise of Greatness || ✓
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| [[Episode 572|572]] || The Prince That Was Promised || ✓
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| [[Episode 574|574]] || Rationing the Celsius || ✓
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==2023 Season==

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| [[Episode 481|481]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 482|482]] || Hate Power Ranking || ✓
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| [[Episode 483|483]] || Swift Doctrine || ✓
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| [[Episode 484|484]] || A Detail That Was True But Would Not Have Helped || ✓
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| [[Episode 485|485]] || Addicted to Fumbles || ✓
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| [[Episode 486|486]] || Duke Nukem 3D Situational Disasters || ✓
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| [[Episode 487|487]] || Definition of Accuracy || ✓
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| [[Episode 488|488]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 489|489]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 490|490]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 491|491]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 492|492]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 493|493]] || Visual Trash || ✓
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| [[Episode 494|494]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 495|495]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 496|496]] || Are the Vikings the Jets? Browns? || ✓
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| [[Episode 497|497]] || Terrified of Greatness || ✓
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| [[Episode 498|498]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 499|499]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 500|500]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 501|501]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 502|502]] || Life is Random and Cruel || ✓
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| [[Episode 503|503]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 504|504]] || Soft Times Make Weak Men || ✓
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| [[Episode 505|505]] || Gambling Degens and Degen Gamblers || ✓
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| [[Episode 506|506]] || The Power of Enemies || ✓
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| [[Episode 507|507]] || A Farewell to (#8's) Arm(s) || ✓
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| [[Episode 508|508]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 510|510]] || Excel Wizardry or Whatever || ✓
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| [[Episode 511|511]] || Going to Galveston || ✓
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| [[Episode 512|512]] || Obligation Episode || ✓
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| [[Episode 513|513]] || Guaranteed to Be Guaranteed || ✓
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| [[Episode 514|514]] || Spite Kickers || ✓
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| [[Episode 515|515]] || Reserve Anger || ✓
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| [[Episode 516|516]] || Kirkish Genocide || ✓
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| [[Episode 517|517]] || Player Health || ✓
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| [[Episode 518|518]] || Nerve Regeneration for Fun and Profit || ✓
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| [[Episode 519|519]] || Likely Toes || ✓
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| [[Episode 520|520]] || Xanatos Gambit || ✓
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| [[Episode 522|522]] || Petty Game Balls || ✓
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| [[Episode 523|523]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 524|524]] || The Threat of the Bomb || ✓
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| [[Episode 526|526]] || Lucky and Good || ✓
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| [[Episode 527|527]] || Movement of One || ✓
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| [[Episode 528|528]] || Bullying But Popular || ✓
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| [[Episode 529|529]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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==2022 Season==

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| [[Episode 431|431]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 432|432]] || Goodbye Rodger || ✓
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| [[Episode 433|433]] || Telling the Bees || ✓
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| [[Episode 434|434]] || Telling the Bees || ✓
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| [[Episode 436|436]] || The Kirkish Genocide Returns || ✓
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| [[Episode 438|438]] || Norse Covid || ✓
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| [[Episode 439|439]] || You Have Just Been Called for Roughing the Passer || ✓
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| [[Episode 440|440]] || Buying Into the Lie || ✓
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| [[Episode 441|441]] || The Broken Year || ✓
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| [[Episode 442|442]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 443|443]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 444|444]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 445|445]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 446|446]] || That Mariota Almost Interception || ✓
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| [[Episode 447|447]] || Bringing You Down to Our Level || ✓
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| [[Episode 448|448]] || Going Live in 3, 2, 1 || ✓
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| [[Episode 449|449]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 450|450]] || The Living Curse || ✓
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| [[Episode 451|451]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 452|452]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 453|453]] || The First AI Bot Podcast! || ✓
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| [[Episode 454|454]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 455|455]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 456|456]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 457|457]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 458|458]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 459|459]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 461|461]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 463|463]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 464|464]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 465|465]] || The Cookies Were Delicious || ✓
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| [[Episode 466|466]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 467|467]] || The First 48 Hours || ✓
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| [[Episode 468|468]] || Buying the Dip || ✓
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| [[Episode 469|469]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 470|470]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 471|471]] || First Catch of the Day || ✓
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| [[Episode 472|472]] || Releases and Holdouts || ✓
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| [[Episode 473|473]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 474|474]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 475|475]] || Closer to Correct || ✓
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| [[Episode 476|476]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 477|477]] || Surprise Makes and Surprise Cuts || ✓
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| [[Episode 478|478]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 479|479]] || Facts Are Irrelevant || ✓
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==2021 Season==

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| [[Episode 381|381]] || Case Cookus — Cousin's Swear Jar || ✓
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| [[Episode 382|382]] || For Better or, Usually, For Worse || ✓
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| [[Episode 383|383]] || Outbreaks and Clusters || ✓
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| [[Episode 384|384]] || False Starts || ✓
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| [[Episode 385|385]] || Show Me the Honey || ✓
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| [[Episode 386|386]] || Flaw in the Regime || ✓
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| [[Episode 387|387]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 388|388]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 389|389]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 390|390]] || Best of the Worst || ✓
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| [[Episode 391|391]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 392|392]] || In Spite of Ourselves || ✓
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| [[Episode 393|393]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 394|394]] || It Sucks Watching This Team Sometimes || ✓
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| [[Episode 395|395]] || I Am Doing Well || ✓
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| [[Episode 396|396]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 397|397]] || Live from the James Joyce Room || ✓
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| [[Episode 399|399]] || Stick to Sports || ✓
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| [[Episode 400|400]] || Episode 418: Laziest Conquerors || ✓
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| [[Episode 401|401]] || Thanks Again || ✓
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| [[Episode 402|402]] || Vikings Win the Super Bowl || ✓
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| [[Episode 403|403]] || Vikings Lose the Super Bowl || ✓
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| [[Episode 404|404]] || In Defense of Throatzilla || ✓
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| [[Episode 405|405]] || Waiting for a Win || ✓
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| [[Episode 406|406]] || True Knowledge || ✓
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| [[Episode 407|407]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 408|408]] || The Passion of the Cousins || ✓
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| [[Episode 409|409]] || The Formula || ✓
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| [[Episode 410|410]] || That Funny Feeling || ✓
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| [[Episode 411|411]] || Frozen Beef || ✓
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| [[Episode 412|412]] || An Indictment || ✓
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| [[Episode 414|414]] || Burning It All Down || ✓
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| [[Episode 415|415]] || Kwesi Cookus || ✓
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| [[Episode 416|416]] || Window Mirror Paradox || ✓
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| [[Episode 417|417]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 418|418]] || Away the Moon || ✓
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| [[Episode 419|419]] || Decisions Were Made || ✓
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| [[Episode 420|420]] || Sam Hayes || ✓
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| [[Episode 421|421]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 422|422]] || Prye's Brewing Company || ✓
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| [[Episode 423|423]] || Trading With Green Bay || ✓
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| [[Episode 424|424]] || Literally Betting Against Carson Wentz || ✓
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| [[Episode 425|425]] || The Lack of News || ✓
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| [[Episode 426|426]] || Case Cookus || ✓
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| [[Episode 427|427]] || The Nate Stanley Is Released Spectacular! || ✓
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| [[Episode 428|428]] || League Violation || ✓
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| [[Episode 429|429]] || Make Yourself Correct || ✓
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| [[Episode 430|430]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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==2020 Season==

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| [[Episode 331|331]] || The Covid Year™ || ✓
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| [[Episode 332|332]] || Follow the Numbers in Your Heart || ✓
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| [[Episode 333|333]] || Christians Against Dinosaurs || ✓
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| [[Episode 334|334]] || Dinosaurs Against Christians || ✓
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| [[Episode 335|335]] || Dinosaurs Against Dinosaurs || ✓
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| [[Episode 336|336]] || Dinosaurs Against XP Attempts || ✓
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| [[Episode 337|337]] || Dinosaurs Against Bengal Kings || ✓
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| [[Episode 339|339]] || Dinosaurs Against Thanos || ✓
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| [[Episode 340|340]] || A Quick Discussion on Why it Should Be Legal to Shoot Kickers Into the Sun || ✓
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| [[Episode 341|341]] || No Place Like No Home || ✓
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| [[Episode 342|342]] || Tenuous But Fun to Talk About || ✓
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| [[Episode 343|343]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 344|344]] || An Abundance of Caution || ✓
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| [[Episode 345|345]] || This Team Might Not Be Good || ✓
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| [[Episode 346|346]] || The Yannick Ngakoue Trade || ✓
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| [[Episode 347|347]] || Armageddon || ✓
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| [[Episode 348|348]] || Count Your Blessings, Bitch! || ✓
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| [[Episode 349|349]] || Space Lasers for All! || ✓
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| [[Episode 350|350]] || Irv Smith Lives! || ✓
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| [[Episode 351|351]] || Distracted by Chili || ✓
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| [[Episode 352|352]] || Making Adjustments || ✓
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| [[Episode 353|353]] || How Do You Take a Sack There, Kyler? || ✓
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| [[Episode 354|354]] || Just Like the Gypsy Woman Said… || ✓
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| [[Episode 355|355]] || So This is What It's Like to Be a Seahawks Fan || ✓
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| [[Episode 356|356]] || Bingoists || ✓
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| [[Episode 357|357]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 358|358]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 359|359]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 360|360]] || Norse Code Comes Full Circle || ✓
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| [[Episode 361|361]] || This Team Had Playoff Aspirations. Like Recently || ✓
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| [[Episode 362|362]] || Playing Without Tackling You Are the Lion || ✓
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| [[Episode 363|363]] || That's a BINGO || ✓
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| [[Episode 364|364]] || One Million Vibes || ✓
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| [[Episode 365|365]] || Gatorade Consistency || ✓
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| [[Episode 366|366]] || Do They Know it's Snowing Over There (in Texas) || ✓
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| [[Episode 367|367]] || Bees Above Replacement || ✓
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| [[Episode 368|368]] || Into the Void (Year) || ✓
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| [[Episode 369|369]] || The Other End of the Tin Can and String || ✓
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| [[Episode 370|370]] || CJ Ham Punishment Edition || ✓
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| [[Episode 371|371]] || Ozymandias || ✓
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| [[Episode 372|372]] || All That Could Have Been || ✓
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| [[Episode 373|373]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 374|374]] || Checkers on a Chess Board || ✓
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| [[Episode 375|375]] || The Purview of the Corner || ✓
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| [[Episode 376|376]] || The Return of The Heismen || ✓
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| [[Episode 377|377]] || DOES YOUR MILKSHAKE BRING ALL THE BOYS TO THE YARD? || ✓
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| [[Episode 378|378]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 379|379]] || Here's to Hopefully People Showing Up to the Case Cookus || ✓
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| [[Episode 380|380]] || Case Cookus || ✓
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==2019 Season==

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| [[Episode 281|281]] || Eating Eli Apple || ✓
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| [[Episode 282|282]] || Featuring Laquon Treadwell || ✓
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| [[Episode 285|285]] || Lions are Still Terrible || ✓
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| [[Episode 286|286]] || How to Cook (for Forty) Humans || ✓
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| [[Episode 287|287]] || 14 for 32 || ✓
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| [[Episode 288|288]] || He's Brandishing a Knife (It's Shia LaBeouf) || ✓
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| [[Episode 289|289]] || The Good Place || ✓
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| [[Episode 290|290]] || The Fall Guy || ✓
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| [[Episode 291|291]] || Underplaying Your Coaching || ✓
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| [[Episode 293|293]] || Kirkish Genocide || ✓
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| [[Episode 294|294]] || A Whimper || ✓
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| [[Episode 295|295]] || Wentz the Turkey || ✓
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| [[Episode 296|296]] || The One Where Don is the Stripper in the Cake || ✓
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| [[Episode 297|297]] || The Honeymoon is Over || ✓
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| [[Episode 298|298]] || Catching a Charge || ✓
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| [[Episode 299|299]] || The Dangers of Being Drunk in the Backseat || ✓
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| [[Episode 300|300]] || Cute But Ugly || ✓
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| [[Episode 301|301]] || MASH Theme || ✓
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| [[Episode 302|302]] || Ham of Personality || ✓
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| [[Episode 304|304]] || Kirk — We're on It! || ✓
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| [[Episode 305|305]] || Arif and Kickers — A Love Story || ✓
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| [[Episode 308|308]] || Podcasting in My Sleep || ✓
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| [[Episode 310|310]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 312|312]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 313|313]] || Trauma-Fueled Vision Quests || ✓
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| [[Episode 315|315]] || Everything Was Bad || ✓
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| [[Episode 316|316]] || Fever Dreams || ✓
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| [[Episode 317|317]] || Trigger Fingers || ✓
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| [[Episode 319|319]] || We Are All on Drugs || ✓
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| [[Episode 320|320]] || The Dangers of Social Distancing || ✓
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| [[Episode 321|321]] || Exodus, Movement of Jah People! || ✓
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| [[Episode 322|322]] || The Monday Show || ✓
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| [[Episode 323|323]] || Playing Meaningful Football in April || ✓
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| [[Episode 325|325]] || Anthony Barr-Related Reasons || ✓
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| [[Episode 326|326]] || A Rational Discussion on Defunding the RB Position || ✓
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| [[Episode 327|327]] || The Ham Controversy || ✓
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| [[Episode 328|328]] || Slowly But Surely Turning Into a Cob of Corn || ✓
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| [[Episode 329|329]] || This is Probably Peter King's Fault || ✓
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| [[Episode 330|330]] || Strong Positive and/or Negative Emotions || ✓
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==2018 Season==

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| [[Episode 231|231]] || So It's Come to This: Another Draft Show || ✓
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| [[Episode 232|232]] || Hating Hayden Hurst || ✓
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| [[Episode 233|233]] || More and More Carson Every Year || ✓
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| [[Episode 234|234]] || An Uncomfortable Amount of Fat || ✓
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| [[Episode 235|235]] || Previewing the Camp of Training || ✓
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| [[Episode 237|237]] || Tweet That! || ✓
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| [[Episode 241|241]] || The Saltiest Kicker || ✓
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| [[Episode 242|242]] || Limited Success || ✓
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| [[Episode 245|245]] || Kickers Aren't People || ✓
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| [[Episode 246|246]] || Halftime is for Quitters || ✓
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| [[Episode 248|248]] || (There Must Be) 50 Ways to Fix Your Defense || ✓
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| [[Episode 249|249]] || There's No Good Reason to Visit Philadelphia || ✓
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| [[Episode 250|250]] || Ugly But Useful || ✓
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| [[Episode 251|251]] || Double Trap Game? || ✓
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| [[Episode 252|252]] || Dead Arms and Legs || ✓
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| [[Episode 253|253]] || In Living Color || ✓
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| [[Episode 255|255]] || probably || ✓
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| [[Episode 256|256]] || Yakity Sacks! || ✓
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| [[Episode 257|257]] || I Got Your Ads RIGHT HERE! || ✓
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| [[Episode 258|258]] || Trash Birds and Bears || ✓
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| [[Episode 259|259]] || Post-Turkey and Post-Packers || ✓
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| [[Episode 260|260]] || PAY-triots || ✓
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| [[Episode 261|261]] || Checking Down (and Out) || ✓
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| [[Episode 262|262]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 263|263]] || Apologies for the Optimism || ✓
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| [[Episode 264|264]] || The Inconvenient Truth || ✓
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| [[Episode 265|265]] || Fighting Josh Freeman || ✓
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| [[Episode 266|266]] || Buyers Remorse || ✓
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| [[Episode 267|267]] || Everyone's Fault But Mine || ✓
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| [[Episode 268|268]] || Too Many Cooks || ✓
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| [[Episode 270|270]] || Strong Opinions on the Bachelor || ✓
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| [[Episode 271|271]] || What's The Combination || ✓
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| [[Episode 272|272]] || blah || ✓
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| [[Episode 273|273]] || The Arif and James Annual Second Christmas Extravaganza || ✓
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| [[Episode 274|274]] || Last Stop Before Disappointment || ✓
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| [[Episode 275|275]] || Spoilers || ✓
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| [[Episode 276|276]] || Good Teammates || ✓
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| [[Episode 277|277]] || So We're Not Trading Him? || ✓
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| [[Episode 279|279]] || Fluidity || ✓
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| [[Episode 280|280]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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==2017 Season==

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| [[Episode 193|193]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 195|195]] || Day to Day || ✓
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| [[Episode 196|196]] || What do you mean YOU people? || ✓
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| [[Episode 197|197]] || Taking a Knee (Inherently Aggressive) || ✓
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| [[Episode 202|202]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 203|203]] || Let the Bodies Hit the Floor || ✓
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| [[Episode 205|205]] || Dirty Birds Slaughtered Inside of US Bank Stadium for Once || ✓
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| [[Episode 207|207]] || Dirty Browns || ✓
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| [[Episode 211|211]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
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| [[Episode 213|213]] || Masters of Our Domain || ✓
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| [[Episode 215|215]] || Ham Package || ✓
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| [[Episode 217|217]] || As Seen on CBS Sports! || ✓
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| [[Episode 219|219]] || Back and Better Than Ever || ✓
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| [[Episode 220|220]] || God Hates New Orleans — We Just Need Proof || ✓
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| [[Episode 223|223]] || The Philadelphia Incident Pt. 2 || ✓
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| [[Episode 224|224]] || Wasted Away Again in Margarittaville || ✓
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| [[Episode 225|225]] || Death Comes to Frogtown || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 226|226]] || Womens Hockey, Curling, and the XFL || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 227|227]] || Why Would We Want to Marry Our Cousins? || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 228|228]] || It's Pronounced SEA-MAN! || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 229|229]] || Scouting and Rebuilding with Jonathan and Drew || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 230|230]] || Extensions in the Snow || ✓
|}

==2016 Season==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! style="width:60px" | # !! Title !! Notes
|-
| [[Episode 133|133]] || Proof of Illuminati || ✓
|}

==2015 Season==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! style="width:60px" | # !! Title !! Notes
|-
| [[Episode 83|83]] || The Blumpkin By The Bay || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 85|85]] || Stafford Harassment || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 89|89]] || Diggs Does Denver || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 90|90]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 92|92]] || A Tale of Two Halfs || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 103|103]] || The Search for ODB's Money || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 107|107]] || Tears of an AP || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 111|111]] || these numbers look like lightsabers || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 113|113]] || Smoked Cheese || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 115|115]] || Strong men also cry || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 122|122]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 125|125]] || The Smell of Fear || ✓
|}

==2014 Season==

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:100%"
! style="width:60px" | # !! Title !! Notes
|-
| [[Episode 67|67]] || Who goes to Manny's and doesn't have steak? || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 68|68]] || For Reals || ✓
|-
| [[Episode 71|71]] || ''(title unknown)'' || ✓
|}

==2013 Season==
''No show notes available for this season.''

<noinclude>
[[Category:Navigation]]
</noinclude>

Dusty O'Connell

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{{HostInfobox
| name = Dusty O'Connell
| role = Co-founder, Original Co-host
| since = 2013
| until = 2018
| status = Recurring Guest
}}

'''Dusty O'Connell''' is the co-founder of [[Norse Code]] and served as
[[Arif Hasan]]'s original co-host from the podcast's launch in 2013 until 2018.

== Role on Norse Code ==
Dusty co-founded Norse Code and hosted it from 2013 until 2018.
In the show's early years he was Arif's primary on-air partner, providing the
everyman fan perspective alongside Arif's analytical approach. James Pogatshnik
initially filled in as interim host when Dusty was unavailable — a
arrangement that eventually became permanent when James took over as full-time
co-host after Dusty's departure.

Despite stepping back from regular duties, Dusty has remained a beloved presence
in the Norse Code universe, returning as a guest for milestone episodes and
special occasions. He appeared for the Episode 400 celebration, and
continues to join Arif and James for the annual Super Bowl prop bet episode —
one of the most anticipated recurring segments of the show's calendar.

== Background ==
From 2010 until 2014, Dusty volunteered at KGNU Public Radio in Boulder,
Colorado as a reporter, producer, and board operator. He is based in Aurora,
Colorado.

== Notable Quotes ==
{{Quote|Norse Code is at least the fifth best Vikings podcast on the Internet|Dusty O'Connell|Norse Code YouTube channel}}
{{Quote|the wiki was a mistake|Dusty O'Connell|Norse Code Discord}}
{{Quote|I'm not dead!|Dusty O'Connell|Norse Code Discord}}

== Death ==
[[File:DustyObit.jpg|300px|Dusty's Obituary]]

<div>

== Selected Appearances (Post-2018) ==
{| class="wikitable"
! Episode !! Title !! Context
|-
| [[Episode 400]] || Episode 418 || 400th episode celebration
|-
| [[Episode 554]] || The Horrors Persist || Super Bowl prop bets
|-
| Various || Super Bowl Episodes || Annual tradition
|}

[[Category:Hosts]]
[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Co-founders]]

A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe

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'''A Seocnd Jet Has Hit DrewBledsoe''' [sic] is one of the most prolific and intellectually ambitious recurring contributors in [[Norse Code]] mailbag history. Appearing across at least 30 documented episodes between Episode 461 and Episode 603, the listener known by this name submitted questions spanning NFL analysis, Warhammer 40,000, Sailor Moon, Romani corners, anime live action adaptations, Cooper DeJean's racial significance to American democracy, the pharmacological load of Carson Wentz's shoulder, and the moon's allegiance to the Green Bay Packers. His name comes from a Patreon episode, where Arif made an observation that Drew Bledsoe was taken out, ushering the Tom Brady era, by a Jets defensive player a week after 9/11.

==Recurring Themes & Notable Questions==

===NFL Analysis (Legitimate)===
Despite the name, a significant portion of the submissions are genuine football
questions, often framed through absurdist named corners:

* '''Episode 461:''' "For the universe where the packers make the playoffs, what alternative information could we give Rodgers that would convince him that if he plays in San Fran the deep state will assassinate him?"
* '''Episode 489:''' "For the everything is happening corner: this win in a vacuum is wildly improbable. Players cannot breathe in a vacuum, and the 49ers are a better team than the Vikings. But putting it into the context of the Vikings at large, this shouldn't be a surprise right?"
* '''Episode 502:''' "For Arif's 'Flores beating Goff' corner. Goff historically can't handle the demands of playing Quarterback when the blitz is getting to him. What did the Lions do to mitigate the affects of the blitz on Goff?"
* '''Episode 537:''' "For the Beating Goff corner: Is Sam Darnold just a worse version of Goff, or is Goff just a better Sam Darnold?"
* '''Episode 551:''' "Why can't Flores beat Goff?"
* '''Episode 566:''' "For Arif's Actual Football Question Corner: what non starter will make the most impact for the Vikings by the end of the season?"
* '''Episode 581:''' "For the Drew Bledsoe Lions Week Corner: What great college stories will McCarthy and Hutchinson re-live as McCarthy is having his body violently crashing into the ground at Mach 8 by the Lions defensive line? Could McCarthy distract Hutchinson by showing him his Notre Dame championship ring?"
* '''Episode 594:''' "Since 2022, Dan Campbell is 12-0 in regular season games where he has lost the game prior. This season, the Lions have not won consecutive games since week 4 & 5. Is this Lions team set up to win the Super Bowl via Loss-Win-Loss-Win?"

===The Jameson Williams Gambling Corner===
A Second Jet maintained a dedicated named corner for gambling content, attributed to suspended wide receiver Jameson Williams:

* '''Episode 478:''' "For the Jameson Williams gambling corner: what bets should I make for week one, and where is the most and least appropriate place to place these bets?"
* '''Episode 544:''' "For the Jameson Williams Honorary Gambling Corner: How should we thank Charles for telling us to hammer the over for the Vikings?"

===Cooper DeJean and the Fate of American Democracy===
A Second Jet developed a sustained interest in Cooper DeJean — white cornerback and Super Bowl champion — as a figure of broader social significance:

* '''Episode 542:''' "For Arif's Social Justice Corner: Known White Boy CornerBack Cooper DeJean tackled Derrick Henry One on One in space. How big is this moment for young white boys who want to play CornerBack?"
* '''Episode 557:''' "For Arif's DEIA corner: Can the Eagles use known melanin lacker and Super Bowl champion Cooper DeJean as the poster boy for why diversity equity inclusion, and accessibility are truly worth keeping to the current administration? Can this white boy save America?"

The arc from Episode 542 (Cooper DeJean tackles Derrick Henry) to Episode 557 (Cooper DeJean saves American democracy) represents a narrative escalation that few mailbag contributors have achieved.

===Warhammer 40,000 (Episode 567)===
The single most operatically written question in the documented Norse Code mailbag:

{{Quote|For The Grim Darkness of The 41st Millennium Corner: Mortally Wounded Space Marines of great honor and importance to the chapter will sometimes have their warped and disfigured bodies interred into a cybernetic coffin to pilot bi-pedal war machines known as Dreadnoughts. Given the current injury report, which Vikings players would you place in a Dreadnought to preserve their abilities for the chapter?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Episode 567}}

===Anime & Pop Culture===
* '''Episode 533:''' "For the Pretty Sailor Guardians Corner: was Arif able to find a skirt that both fit his 7'3 frame, but also showed off the correct amount of thigh for his Sailor Guardian costume?"
* '''Episode 597:''' "For Arif's Anime Corner: How does the halftime performance of songs from K-Pop Demon Hunter stand up to other live action adaptations of anime, specifically, is it better than Dragon Ball Evolution?"

===Relationships===
A Second Jet periodically submitted to James' relationship corner with questions of genuine romantic complexity:

* '''Episode 520:''' "For James's relationship corner, I've recently started dating a person, and they asked me to 'mansplain football' to them. They know nothing about football — where should I start and at what point can I introduce the Vikings to them? I want them to enjoy football, but I don't want to scare them off."
* '''Episode 578:''' "For James's relationship corner: I recently had a friend from my University's Board Game Club over at my apartment to watch some TV. Almost immediately, we were both cuddling and flirting with each other. It ended up feeling like a lovely date unexpectedly. Follow-up question..."

The Board Game Club development was not followed up in the available show notes. The relationship's status is unknown.

===The Dusty Investigation (Episode 600)===
A Second Jet submitted the definitive methodological inquiry into [[The Death of Dusty O'Connell]]:

"For Arif & James' Spiritual Corner: What was the method for getting known dead human Dusty on the podcast? A reanimated corpse, ouija board, binding his soul to a suit of armor, or Etsy Witches? Furthermore, does James allow Dusty to leave the basement to record, or does he have a dedicated podcasting coffin down there?" - A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Episode 600}}

"A dedicated podcasting coffin" is among the finest phrases in Norse Code history.

===The Harvest Moon (Bonus Episode)===
{{Quote|For Arif's natural satellites corner: the Prime broadcast cut to the harvest moon, and then the Packers scored. Does this mean the moon is on the side of the Packers?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Bonus episode}}

The moon question stands as a self-contained masterpiece. It requires no context. It is its own corner.

===Carson Wentz's Pharmacological Load (Episode 599.5)===
{{Quote|For James's Medical Health Corner: do you think you have more drugs and pain killers pumping through you than Carson Wentz after he exploded his shoulder?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Episode 599.5}}

This was submitted during what appears to have been an episode in which James was recovering from some unspecified medical procedure. The comparison point chosen was Carson Wentz's 2017 ACL surgery. The corner name given was "James's Medical Health Corner."

===The Romani Corner (Episode 603)===
The final documented A Second Jet submission, in the show's 603rd episode:

{{Quote|For Arif's Romani Angulus: Carson Wentz, sentenced to crucifixion by Pontius KOC, hath returned in some time that's divisible by three. (hallelujah) What sins have been cleansed by his return, and how have you embraced him as your lord and savior?|A Second Jet|Episode 603}}

"Romani Angulus" is Latin for "Roman Corner." "Pontius KOC" refers to Kevin O'Connell. Carson Wentz is Jesus.

==The Named Corners: A Complete Record==
A Second Jet generated more named corners per episode than any other documented contributor. A partial list:

{| class="wikitable"
! Episode !! Corner Name
|-
| 461 || Deep State Corner
|-
| 464 || Podium Corner
|-
| 476 || National Coverage Corner
|-
| 477 || NFL Table Reading Corner
|-
| 478 || Jameson Williams Gambling Corner
|-
| 489 || Everything Is Happening Corner
|-
| 501 || "It's Lions Week So I Get To Be In The Mailbag Regardless" Corner
|-
| 502 || Flores Beating Goff Corner
|-
| 504 || Alternative Facts Corner
|-
| 520 || Relationship Corner
|-
| 533 || Pretty Sailor Guardians Corner
|-
| 537 || Beating Goff Corner
|-
| 542 || Social Justice Corner
|-
| 544 || Jameson Williams Honorary Gambling Corner
|-
| 547 || Healthcare Corner
|-
| 557 || DEIA Corner
|-
| 563 || Crime and Punishment Corner
|-
| 566 || Actual Football Question Corner
|-
| 567 || Grim Darkness of The 41st Millennium Corner
|-
| 578 || Relationship Corner (Board Game Club)
|-
| 581 || Drew Bledsoe Lions Week Corner
|-
| 593 || Republican Corner
|-
| 594 || Logical Line of Thought Corner
|-
| 597 || Anime Corner
|-
| 599 || Monroe Doctrine Corner
|-
| 599.5 || Medical Health Corner
|-
| 600 || Spiritual Corner
|-
| 601 || Emergency Pod Corner
|-
| 603 || Romani Angulus
|}

==The Name Erosion==
{| class="wikitable"
! Period !! Name Used
|-
| Episodes 461–546 || A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe
|-
| Episode 547 || A Second Jet Has Hit
|-
| Episodes 551–601 || A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe (restored)
|-
| Episode 603 || A Second Jet
|}

==Legacy==
A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe appeared in the mailbag from Episode 461 through Episode 603. Their latest question, submitted in Latin, framed Kevin O'Connell as Pontius Pilate and Carson Wentz as the risen Christ. Their first question asked what misinformation could be used to prevent Aaron Rodgers from playing in San Francisco.

Between those two points: the moon, the Packers, Warhammer 40,000, Cooper DeJean saving American democracy, Dusty's podcasting coffin, the Board Game Club date, James's painkiller load relative to Carson Wentz's exploded shoulder, and the question of whether Flores can beat Goff.

They are a Friend of the Show. They are, by any measure, one of the greats.

==See Also==
* [[The Mailbag]]
* [[Bits & Lore]]
* [[The Death of Dusty O'Connell]]
* [[Arif's Car Woes]]
* [[Don from Ohio]]

[[Category:Listeners]]
[[Category:Bits & Lore]]
[[Category:Community]]
[[Category:Mailbag]]

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<div style="background:#4F2683; color:white; padding:20px; border-radius:8px; margin-bottom:20px;">
<big>'''Welcome to the Norse Code Wiki'''</big><br/>
The fan-maintained encyclopedia for '''Norse Code: The #1 Podcast for Your Minnesota Vikings'''
</div>

Norse Code is a twice-weekly Minnesota Vikings podcast hosted by '''[[Arif Hasan]]'''
and '''[[James Pogatshnik]]'''. Running since 2014 and now over 600 episodes strong,
it covers game reviews, weekly previews, NFL news, and an ever-growing mailbag —
all through the lens of die-hard Vikings fandom.

==Listen & Follow==
* 🎙️ [https://www.wideleft.football Wide Left Substack] — Primary home
* 🍎 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norse-code-the-1-podcast-for-your-minnesota-vikings/id920144256 Apple Podcasts]
* 📺 [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsMXEFmqXRL-7BQf30x8FWw YouTube]
* 🐦 [@NorseCodeDN on Twitter/X]
* 💰 [https://www.patreon.com/norsecode Patreon] — Exclusive content
* 👕 [https://norsecode.threadless.com/collections/norse-code Merch Store]

==Explore the Wiki==
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
== 📻 Episodes ==
Browse the full episode archive by season.
* [[Episode Archive]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

== 👤 Hosts ==
Hosts, guests, and recurring voices.
* [[Arif Hasan]]
* [[James Pogatshnik]]
* [[Dusty O'Connell]]
* [[Category:Guests|All Guests]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==🎙️ Bits & Lore==
Norse Code has developed a rich collection of running jokes, recurring bits, and
beloved lore over its 600+ episodes. These moments are as much a part of the show's
identity as the Vikings analysis itself. Notable recurring elements include Arif's
sumo coverage (a genuine passion that has earned its own segment), the annual
Christmas clip show, the mailbag, and a cast of recurring guests who have become
"friends of the show." The show is also known for its deeply committed bit economy
— once a joke enters the Norse Code universe, it tends to stay forever.

* [[Arif's Car]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
==🏆 Friends & Enemies List==
The Norse Code Friends & Enemies List recognizes recurring guests and contributors who have
become fixtures of the show over the years. These are the voices listeners know
almost as well as Arif and James themselves.

Notable members include:
* '''[[Luke Braun]]''' — Crime enthusiast & bee eugenicist
* '''[[Draw Play Dave]]''' — The show's artist & merch designer
* '''[[Justis Mosqueda]]''' — The show's sworn Packers enemy, legally required to appear before every Vikings-Packers matchup
* '''[[Jeremy Reisman]]''' — The Lions beat writer and "friend of the show" for NFC North previews
* '''[[Lorin Cox]]''' — Bears coverage and recurring guest
* '''[[Dusty O'Connell]]''' — Co-founder and original co-host, now recurring guest

[[Category:Ring of Honor]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
'''💬 Discord Personalities'''<br/>
The listeners who became lore.
* [[Don from Ohio]]
* [[A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe]]
* [[Nolan Kehler]]
* [[:Category:Listeners|All Listeners]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==🔥 The Hell League==
The Hell League is a fantasy football league created and run by [[James Pogatshnik]],
open to Norse Code listeners via an annual lottery.

Established in 2021 as a platform to experiment with innovations in fantasy
cruelty, it requires managers to start two active kickers every week under a
uniquely punishing scoring system. The defining feature is a brutal sliding
scale for kicker scoring — missed extra points carry a deduction of -50 points,
a penalty James increased from -25 midseason in year one because it wasn't
penalizing players enough.

By the time of Episode 500, the show had run eight Hell Leagues.
Each August, James announces on air that the lottery for new spots is open.
To enter, email [mailto:norsecodepodcast@gmail.com norsecodepodcast@gmail.com].

See [[The Hell League]] for full rules, scoring structure, and season results.

[[Category:Hell League]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
==🎤 Live Shows==
Norse Code has held live recordings with fans throughout its history.
By the time of Episode 500 in December 2023, the show had completed
seven live shows.

Known live show locations include:
* '''Seattle, WA''' — Petoskey's Bar, November 29th (early run)
* '''Minneapolis, MN''' — Union 32 Craft House, November 2022
(the famous Laquon Treadwell jersey giveaway episode)
* '''Denver, CO''' — The Dam Grille (Episode 495), featuring
Arif, James, and Dusty, with James getting revenge on Arif with help from the Discord
* '''Virtual''' — A Patreon-exclusive Zoom live show was held during COVID
* '''Live-to-Tape''' — Barrowboy and Banker Pub, London, UK, October 2017 [un-numbered episode "Norse Code goes to London"]
[[Category:Live Shows]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==About This Wiki==
This is a fan-created reference site. It is not officially affiliated with Norse Code,
the Daily Norseman, or SB Nation. To contribute, contact the wiki administrator.

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__NOTOC__
<div style="background:#4F2683; color:white; padding:20px; border-radius:8px; margin-bottom:20px;">
<big>'''Welcome to the Norse Code Wiki'''</big><br/>
The fan-maintained encyclopedia for '''Norse Code: The #1 Podcast for Your Minnesota Vikings'''
</div>

Norse Code is a twice-weekly Minnesota Vikings podcast hosted by '''[[Arif Hasan]]'''
and '''[[James Pogatshnik]]'''. Running since 2014 and now over 600 episodes strong,
it covers game reviews, weekly previews, NFL news, and an ever-growing mailbag —
all through the lens of die-hard Vikings fandom.

==Listen & Follow==
* 🎙️ [https://www.wideleft.football Wide Left Substack] — Primary home
* 🍎 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norse-code-the-1-podcast-for-your-minnesota-vikings/id920144256 Apple Podcasts]
* 📺 [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsMXEFmqXRL-7BQf30x8FWw YouTube]
* 🐦 [@NorseCodeDN on Twitter/X]
* 💰 [https://www.patreon.com/norsecode Patreon] — Exclusive content
* 👕 [https://norsecode.threadless.com/collections/norse-code Merch Store]

==Explore the Wiki==
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
== 📻 Episodes ==
Browse the full episode archive by season.
* [[Episode Archive]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

== 👤 Hosts ==
Hosts, guests, and recurring voices.
* [[Arif Hasan]]
* [[James Pogatshnik]]
* [[Dusty O'Connell]]
* [[Category:Guests|All Guests]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==🎙️ Bits & Lore==
Norse Code has developed a rich collection of running jokes, recurring bits, and
beloved lore over its 600+ episodes. These moments are as much a part of the show's
identity as the Vikings analysis itself. Notable recurring elements include Arif's
sumo coverage (a genuine passion that has earned its own segment), the annual
Christmas clip show, the mailbag, and a cast of recurring guests who have become
"friends of the show." The show is also known for its deeply committed bit economy
— once a joke enters the Norse Code universe, it tends to stay forever.

* [[Arif's Car]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
==🏆 Friends & Enemies List==
The Norse Code Friends & Enemies List recognizes recurring guests and contributors who have
become fixtures of the show over the years. These are the voices listeners know
almost as well as Arif and James themselves.

Notable members include:
* '''[[Luke Braun]]''' — Crime enthusiast & bee eugenicist
* '''[[Draw Play Dave]]''' — The show's artist & merch designer
* '''[[Justis Mosqueda]]''' — The show's sworn Packers enemy, legally required to appear before every Vikings-Packers matchup
* '''[[Jeremy Reisman]]''' — The Lions beat writer and "friend of the show" for NFC North previews
* '''[[Lorin Cox]]''' — Bears coverage and recurring guest
* '''[[Dusty O'Connell]]''' — Co-founder and original co-host, now recurring guest

[[Category:Ring of Honor]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
'''💬 Discord Personalities'''<br/>
The listeners who became lore.
* [[Don from Ohio]]
* [[A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe]]
* [[Nolan Kehler]]
* [[:Category:Listeners|All Listeners]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==🔥 The Hell League==
The Hell League is a fantasy football league created and run by [[James Pogatshnik]],
open to Norse Code listeners via an annual lottery.

Established in 2021 as a platform to experiment with innovations in fantasy
cruelty, it requires managers to start two active kickers every week under a
uniquely punishing scoring system. The defining feature is a brutal sliding
scale for kicker scoring — missed extra points carry a deduction of -50 points,
a penalty James increased from -25 midseason in year one because it wasn't
penalizing players enough.

By the time of Episode 500, the show had run eight Hell Leagues.
Each August, James announces on air that the lottery for new spots is open.
To enter, email [mailto:norsecodepodcast@gmail.com norsecodepodcast@gmail.com].

See [[The Hell League]] for full rules, scoring structure, and season results.

[[Category:Hell League]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
==🎤 Live Shows==
Norse Code has held live recordings with fans throughout its history.
By the time of Episode 500 in December 2023, the show had completed
seven live shows.

Known live show locations include:
* '''Seattle, WA''' — Petoskey's Bar, November 29th (early run)
* '''Minneapolis, MN''' — Union 32 Craft House, November 2022
(the famous Laquon Treadwell jersey giveaway episode)
* '''Denver, CO''' — The Dam Grille (Episode 495), featuring
Arif, James, and Dusty, with James getting revenge on Arif with help from the Discord
* '''Virtual''' — A Patreon-exclusive Zoom live show was held during COVID
* '''Live-to-Tape''' — Barrowboy and Banker Pub, London, UK, October 2017 [un-numbered episode "Norse Code goes to London"]
|}
[[Category:Live Shows]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==About This Wiki==
This is a fan-created reference site. It is not officially affiliated with Norse Code,
the Daily Norseman, or SB Nation. To contribute, contact the wiki administrator.

Main Page

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__NOTOC__
<div style="background:#4F2683; color:white; padding:20px; border-radius:8px; margin-bottom:20px;">
<big>'''Welcome to the Norse Code Wiki'''</big><br/>
The fan-maintained encyclopedia for '''Norse Code: The #1 Podcast for Your Minnesota Vikings'''
</div>

Norse Code is a twice-weekly Minnesota Vikings podcast hosted by '''[[Arif Hasan]]'''
and '''[[James Pogatshnik]]'''. Running since 2014 and now over 600 episodes strong,
it covers game reviews, weekly previews, NFL news, and an ever-growing mailbag —
all through the lens of die-hard Vikings fandom.

==Listen & Follow==
* 🎙️ [https://www.wideleft.football Wide Left Substack] — Primary home
* 🍎 [https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/norse-code-the-1-podcast-for-your-minnesota-vikings/id920144256 Apple Podcasts]
* 📺 [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsMXEFmqXRL-7BQf30x8FWw YouTube]
* 🐦 [@NorseCodeDN on Twitter/X]
* 💰 [https://www.patreon.com/norsecode Patreon] — Exclusive content
* 👕 [https://norsecode.threadless.com/collections/norse-code Merch Store]

==Explore the Wiki==
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
== 📻 Episodes ==
Browse the full episode archive by season.
* [[Episode Archive]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

== 👤 Hosts ==
Hosts, guests, and recurring voices.
* [[Arif Hasan]]
* [[James Pogatshnik]]
* [[Dusty O'Connell]]
* [[Category:Guests|All Guests]]
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==🎙️ Bits & Lore==
Norse Code has developed a rich collection of running jokes, recurring bits, and
beloved lore over its 600+ episodes. These moments are as much a part of the show's
identity as the Vikings analysis itself. Notable recurring elements include Arif's
sumo coverage (a genuine passion that has earned its own segment), the annual
Christmas clip show, the mailbag, and a cast of recurring guests who have become
"friends of the show." The show is also known for its deeply committed bit economy
— once a joke enters the Norse Code universe, it tends to stay forever.

* [[Arif's Car]]
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==🏆 Friends & Enemies List==
The Norse Code Friends & Enemies List recognizes recurring guests and contributors who have
become fixtures of the show over the years. These are the voices listeners know
almost as well as Arif and James themselves.

Notable members include:
* '''[[Luke Braun]]''' — Crime enthusiast & bee eugenicist
* '''[[Draw Play Dave]]''' — The show's artist & merch designer
* '''[[Justis Mosqueda]]''' — The show's sworn Packers enemy, legally required to appear before every Vikings-Packers matchup
* '''[[Jeremy Reisman]]''' — The Lions beat writer and "friend of the show" for NFC North previews
* '''[[Lorin Cox]]''' — Bears coverage and recurring guest
* '''[[Dusty O'Connell]]''' — Co-founder and original co-host, now recurring guest

[[Category:Ring of Honor]]
</div>

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'''💬 Discord Personalities'''<br/>
The listeners who became lore.
* [[Don from Ohio]]
* [[A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe]]
* [[Nolan Kehler]]
* [[:Category:Listeners|All Listeners]]
</div>

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==🔥 The Hell League==
The Hell League is a fantasy football league created and run by [[James Pogatshnik]],
open to Norse Code listeners via an annual lottery.

Established in 2021 as a platform to experiment with innovations in fantasy
cruelty, it requires managers to start two active kickers every week under a
uniquely punishing scoring system. The defining feature is a brutal sliding
scale for kicker scoring — missed extra points carry a deduction of -50 points,
a penalty James increased from -25 midseason in year one because it wasn't
penalizing players enough.

By the time of Episode 500, the show had run eight Hell Leagues.
Each August, James announces on air that the lottery for new spots is open.
To enter, email [mailto:norsecodepodcast@gmail.com norsecodepodcast@gmail.com].

See [[The Hell League]] for full rules, scoring structure, and season results.

[[Category:Hell League]]
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==🎤 Live Shows==
Norse Code has held live recordings with fans throughout its history.
By the time of Episode 500 in December 2023, the show had completed
seven live shows.

Known live show locations include:
* '''Seattle, WA''' — Petoskey's Bar, November 29th (early run)
* '''Minneapolis, MN''' — Union 32 Craft House, November 2022
(the famous Laquon Treadwell jersey giveaway episode)
* '''Denver, CO''' — The Dam Grille (Episode 495), featuring
Arif, James, and Dusty, with James getting revenge on Arif with help from the Discord
* '''Virtual''' — A Patreon-exclusive Zoom live show was held during COVID
* '''Live-to-Tape''' — Barrowboy and Banker Pub, London, UK, October 2017 [un-numbered episode "Norse Code goes to London"]

[[Category:Live Shows]]
|}
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==About This Wiki==
This is a fan-created reference site. It is not officially affiliated with Norse Code,
the Daily Norseman, or SB Nation. To contribute, contact the wiki administrator.

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<big>'''Welcome to the Norse Code Wiki'''</big><br/>
The fan-maintained encyclopedia for '''Norse Code: The #1 Podcast for Your Minnesota Vikings'''
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Norse Code is a twice-weekly Minnesota Vikings podcast hosted by '''[[Arif Hasan]]'''
and '''[[James Pogatshnik]]'''. Running since 2014 and now over 600 episodes strong,
it covers game reviews, weekly previews, NFL news, and an ever-growing mailbag —
all through the lens of die-hard Vikings fandom.

==Listen & Follow==
* 🎙️ [https://www.wideleft.football Wide Left Substack] — Primary home
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==Explore the Wiki==
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== 📻 Episodes ==
Browse the full episode archive by season.
* [[Episode Archive]]
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== 👤 Hosts ==
Hosts, guests, and recurring voices.
* [[Arif Hasan]]
* [[James Pogatshnik]]
* [[Dusty O'Connell]]
* [[Category:Guests|All Guests]]
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==🎙️ Bits & Lore==
Norse Code has developed a rich collection of running jokes, recurring bits, and
beloved lore over its 600+ episodes. These moments are as much a part of the show's
identity as the Vikings analysis itself. Notable recurring elements include Arif's
sumo coverage (a genuine passion that has earned its own segment), the annual
Christmas clip show, the mailbag, and a cast of recurring guests who have become
"friends of the show." The show is also known for its deeply committed bit economy
— once a joke enters the Norse Code universe, it tends to stay forever.

* [[Arif's Car]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
==🏆 Friends & Enemies List==
The Norse Code Friends & Enemies List recognizes recurring guests and contributors who have
become fixtures of the show over the years. These are the voices listeners know
almost as well as Arif and James themselves.

Notable members include:
* '''[[Luke Braun]]''' — Crime enthusiast & bee eugenicist
* '''[[Draw Play Dave]]''' — The show's artist & merch designer
* '''[[Justis Mosqueda]]''' — The show's sworn Packers enemy, legally required to appear before every Vikings-Packers matchup
* '''[[Jeremy Reisman]]''' — The Lions beat writer and "friend of the show" for NFC North previews
* '''[[Lorin Cox]]''' — Bears coverage and recurring guest
* '''[[Dusty O'Connell]]''' — Co-founder and original co-host, now recurring guest

[[Category:Ring of Honor]]
</div>

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'''💬 Discord Personalities'''<br/>
The listeners who became lore.
* [[Don from Ohio]]
* [[A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe]]
* [[Nolan Kehler]]
* [[:Category:Listeners|All Listeners]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">

==🔥 The Hell League==
The Hell League is a fantasy football league created and run by [[James Pogatshnik]],
open to Norse Code listeners via an annual lottery.

Established in 2021 as a platform to experiment with innovations in fantasy
cruelty, it requires managers to start two active kickers every week under a
uniquely punishing scoring system. The defining feature is a brutal sliding
scale for kicker scoring — missed extra points carry a deduction of -50 points,
a penalty James increased from -25 midseason in year one because it wasn't
penalizing players enough.

By the time of Episode 500, the show had run eight Hell Leagues.
Each August, James announces on air that the lottery for new spots is open.
To enter, email [mailto:norsecodepodcast@gmail.com norsecodepodcast@gmail.com].

See [[The Hell League]] for full rules, scoring structure, and season results.

[[Category:Hell League]]
</div>

<div style="background:#f8f0ff; padding:15px; border-radius:6px; flex:1; min-width:220px;">
==🎤 Live Shows==
Norse Code has held live recordings with fans throughout its history.
By the time of Episode 500 in December 2023, the show had completed
seven live shows.

Known live show locations include:
* '''Seattle, WA''' — Petoskey's Bar, November 29th (early run)
* '''Minneapolis, MN''' — Union 32 Craft House, November 2022
(the famous Laquon Treadwell jersey giveaway episode)
* '''Denver, CO''' — The Dam Grille (Episode 495), featuring
Arif, James, and Dusty, with James getting revenge on Arif with help from the Discord
* '''Virtual''' — A Patreon-exclusive Zoom live show was held during COVID
* '''Live-to-Tape''' — <a href="https://www.dailynorseman.com/2017/10/31/16582030/norse-code-goes-to-london">Barrowboy and Banker Pub</a>, London, UK, October 2017

[[Category:Live Shows]]
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==About This Wiki==
This is a fan-created reference site. It is not officially affiliated with Norse Code,
the Daily Norseman, or SB Nation. To contribute, contact the wiki administrator.

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'''A Seocnd Jet Has Hit DrewBledsoe''' [sic] is one of the most prolific and intellectually ambitious recurring contributors in [[Norse Code]] mailbag history. Appearing across at least 30 documented episodes between Episode 461 and Episode 603, the listener known by this name submitted questions spanning NFL analysis, Warhammer 40,000, Sailor Moon, Romani corners, anime live action adaptations, Cooper DeJean's racial significance to American democracy, the pharmacological load of Carson Wentz's shoulder, and the moon's allegiance to the Green Bay Packers.

==Recurring Themes & Notable Questions==

===NFL Analysis (Legitimate)===
Despite the name, a significant portion of the submissions are genuine football
questions, often framed through absurdist named corners:

* '''Episode 461:''' "For the universe where the packers make the playoffs, what alternative information could we give Rodgers that would convince him that if he plays in San Fran the deep state will assassinate him?"
* '''Episode 489:''' "For the everything is happening corner: this win in a vacuum is wildly improbable. Players cannot breathe in a vacuum, and the 49ers are a better team than the Vikings. But putting it into the context of the Vikings at large, this shouldn't be a surprise right?"
* '''Episode 502:''' "For Arif's 'Flores beating Goff' corner. Goff historically can't handle the demands of playing Quarterback when the blitz is getting to him. What did the Lions do to mitigate the affects of the blitz on Goff?"
* '''Episode 537:''' "For the Beating Goff corner: Is Sam Darnold just a worse version of Goff, or is Goff just a better Sam Darnold?"
* '''Episode 551:''' "Why can't Flores beat Goff?"
* '''Episode 566:''' "For Arif's Actual Football Question Corner: what non starter will make the most impact for the Vikings by the end of the season?"
* '''Episode 581:''' "For the Drew Bledsoe Lions Week Corner: What great college stories will McCarthy and Hutchinson re-live as McCarthy is having his body violently crashing into the ground at Mach 8 by the Lions defensive line? Could McCarthy distract Hutchinson by showing him his Notre Dame championship ring?"
* '''Episode 594:''' "Since 2022, Dan Campbell is 12-0 in regular season games where he has lost the game prior. This season, the Lions have not won consecutive games since week 4 & 5. Is this Lions team set up to win the Super Bowl via Loss-Win-Loss-Win?"

===The Jameson Williams Gambling Corner===
A Second Jet maintained a dedicated named corner for gambling content, attributed to suspended wide receiver Jameson Williams:

* '''Episode 478:''' "For the Jameson Williams gambling corner: what bets should I make for week one, and where is the most and least appropriate place to place these bets?"
* '''Episode 544:''' "For the Jameson Williams Honorary Gambling Corner: How should we thank Charles for telling us to hammer the over for the Vikings?"

===Cooper DeJean and the Fate of American Democracy===
A Second Jet developed a sustained interest in Cooper DeJean — white cornerback and Super Bowl champion — as a figure of broader social significance:

* '''Episode 542:''' "For Arif's Social Justice Corner: Known White Boy CornerBack Cooper DeJean tackled Derrick Henry One on One in space. How big is this moment for young white boys who want to play CornerBack?"
* '''Episode 557:''' "For Arif's DEIA corner: Can the Eagles use known melanin lacker and Super Bowl champion Cooper DeJean as the poster boy for why diversity equity inclusion, and accessibility are truly worth keeping to the current administration? Can this white boy save America?"

The arc from Episode 542 (Cooper DeJean tackles Derrick Henry) to Episode 557 (Cooper DeJean saves American democracy) represents a narrative escalation that few mailbag contributors have achieved.

===Warhammer 40,000 (Episode 567)===
The single most operatically written question in the documented Norse Code mailbag:

{{Quote|For The Grim Darkness of The 41st Millennium Corner: Mortally Wounded Space Marines of great honor and importance to the chapter will sometimes have their warped and disfigured bodies interred into a cybernetic coffin to pilot bi-pedal war machines known as Dreadnoughts. Given the current injury report, which Vikings players would you place in a Dreadnought to preserve their abilities for the chapter?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Episode 567}}

===Anime & Pop Culture===
* '''Episode 533:''' "For the Pretty Sailor Guardians Corner: was Arif able to find a skirt that both fit his 7'3 frame, but also showed off the correct amount of thigh for his Sailor Guardian costume?"
* '''Episode 597:''' "For Arif's Anime Corner: How does the halftime performance of songs from K-Pop Demon Hunter stand up to other live action adaptations of anime, specifically, is it better than Dragon Ball Evolution?"

===Relationships===
A Second Jet periodically submitted to James' relationship corner with questions of genuine romantic complexity:

* '''Episode 520:''' "For James's relationship corner, I've recently started dating a person, and they asked me to 'mansplain football' to them. They know nothing about football — where should I start and at what point can I introduce the Vikings to them? I want them to enjoy football, but I don't want to scare them off."
* '''Episode 578:''' "For James's relationship corner: I recently had a friend from my University's Board Game Club over at my apartment to watch some TV. Almost immediately, we were both cuddling and flirting with each other. It ended up feeling like a lovely date unexpectedly. Follow-up question..."

The Board Game Club development was not followed up in the available show notes. The relationship's status is unknown.

===The Dusty Investigation (Episode 600)===
A Second Jet submitted the definitive methodological inquiry into [[The Death of Dusty O'Connell]]:

{{Quote|For Arif & James' Spiritual Corner: What was the method for getting known dead human Dusty on the podcast? A reanimated corpse, ouija board, binding his soul to a suit of armor, or Etsy Witches? Furthermore, does James allow Dusty to leave the basement to record, or does he have a dedicated podcasting coffin down there?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Episode 600}}

"A dedicated podcasting coffin" is among the finest phrases in Norse Code history.

===The Harvest Moon (Bonus Episode)===
{{Quote|For Arif's natural satellites corner: the Prime broadcast cut to the harvest moon, and then the Packers scored. Does this mean the moon is on the side of the Packers?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Bonus episode}}

The moon question stands as a self-contained masterpiece. It requires no context. It is its own corner.

===Carson Wentz's Pharmacological Load (Episode 599.5)===
{{Quote|For James's Medical Health Corner: do you think you have more drugs and pain killers pumping through you than Carson Wentz after he exploded his shoulder?|A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe|Episode 599.5}}

This was submitted during what appears to have been an episode in which James was recovering from some unspecified medical procedure. The comparison point chosen was Carson Wentz's 2017 ACL surgery. The corner name given was "James's Medical Health Corner."

===The Romani Corner (Episode 603)===
The final documented A Second Jet submission, in the show's 603rd episode:

{{Quote|For Arif's Romani Angulus: Carson Wentz, sentenced to crucifixion by Pontius KOC, hath returned in some time that's divisible by three. (hallelujah) What sins have been cleansed by his return, and how have you embraced him as your lord and savior?|A Second Jet|Episode 603}}

"Romani Angulus" is Latin for "Roman Corner." "Pontius KOC" refers to Kevin O'Connell. Carson Wentz is Jesus.

==The Named Corners: A Complete Record==
A Second Jet generated more named corners per episode than any other documented contributor. A partial list:

{| class="wikitable"
! Episode !! Corner Name
|-
| 461 || Deep State Corner
|-
| 464 || Podium Corner
|-
| 476 || National Coverage Corner
|-
| 477 || NFL Table Reading Corner
|-
| 478 || Jameson Williams Gambling Corner
|-
| 489 || Everything Is Happening Corner
|-
| 501 || "It's Lions Week So I Get To Be In The Mailbag Regardless" Corner
|-
| 502 || Flores Beating Goff Corner
|-
| 504 || Alternative Facts Corner
|-
| 520 || Relationship Corner
|-
| 533 || Pretty Sailor Guardians Corner
|-
| 537 || Beating Goff Corner
|-
| 542 || Social Justice Corner
|-
| 544 || Jameson Williams Honorary Gambling Corner
|-
| 547 || Healthcare Corner
|-
| 557 || DEIA Corner
|-
| 563 || Crime and Punishment Corner
|-
| 566 || Actual Football Question Corner
|-
| 567 || Grim Darkness of The 41st Millennium Corner
|-
| 578 || Relationship Corner (Board Game Club)
|-
| 581 || Drew Bledsoe Lions Week Corner
|-
| 593 || Republican Corner
|-
| 594 || Logical Line of Thought Corner
|-
| 597 || Anime Corner
|-
| 599 || Monroe Doctrine Corner
|-
| 599.5 || Medical Health Corner
|-
| 600 || Spiritual Corner
|-
| 601 || Emergency Pod Corner
|-
| 603 || Romani Angulus
|}

==The Name Erosion==
{| class="wikitable"
! Period !! Name Used
|-
| Episodes 461–546 || A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe
|-
| Episode 547 || A Second Jet Has Hit
|-
| Episodes 551–601 || A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe (restored)
|-
| Episode 603 || A Second Jet
|}

==Legacy==
A Second Jet Has Hit Drew Bledsoe appeared in the mailbag from Episode 461 through Episode 603 — the second-to-last episode of the show's entire run. Their final question, submitted in Latin, framed Kevin O'Connell as Pontius Pilate and Carson Wentz as the risen Christ. Their first question asked what misinformation could be used to prevent Aaron Rodgers from playing in San Francisco.

Between those two points: the moon, the Packers, Warhammer 40,000, Cooper DeJean saving American democracy, Dusty's podcasting coffin, the Board Game Club date, James's painkiller load relative to Carson Wentz's exploded shoulder, and the question of whether Flores can beat Goff.

They are a Friend of the Show. They are, by any measure, one of the greats.

==See Also==
* [[The Mailbag]]
* [[Bits & Lore]]
* [[The Death of Dusty O'Connell]]
* [[Arif's Car Woes]]
* [[Don from Ohio]]

[[Category:Listeners]]
[[Category:Bits & Lore]]
[[Category:Community]]
[[Category:Mailbag]]